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MEDICAL.
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST,

nR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN
~ is a regular graduated Physician
educated at Bowdoin College and Uni
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lifetime to and is acknowledged to be
the most expert surgeon in his special
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YOUNG MEN
And middle-aged men. VINO are suffer
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NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
IMPOTENCE, LOST MANHOOD, confusion
of ideas, dull eyes, aversion to society,
dependency, PIN Piles on the face, loss
of energy and memory, frequency of
urinahug, etc
e~Renlem ser, the Doctor has a Veg
etable Compound, the result of many
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study, which, under his special advice,
of Lost Manhood, Prostatorrhea, eto.
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(Having been surgeon in charge of two
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bilities, or to have miraculous or super
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Surgeon. tAerss4sAIs informed In my
speciality
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george Francis Ir.ia Speaks >.

HKw IoRK, September 25.-Gelrgs
Francis Train spoke for the a 81 time
in many years at Webster Hall this
evening in favor Of the condemned
anarchists at Chicsgo. The proce, d
Of The admission lees wtro 10 20 10 the
support Of the men's families. Mr.
Train spoke ramblingly IA nearly two
hnuie, most ti the time not referring
20 tbs ana On sia Ia any way. Joha n
Most succeeded d Mr., Train, but was
cartinl rot to offend the police prcs.
ent IN civilian diess by anything he
said. The receip's will probably y
smoun, 10 500. Mr. Train iaid tina,
he would tpeak every nlshi ,or tbe
tparchiSts tupport until November
llth, the day 0i execution.
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we'll, n.nh n,n,rmani.

BosroS, MAss., September 20. Tho
following table, compiled from special
dispatches 10 the Pos, from the man.
agcr, Of The leading clearing houses In
the United States, gives the gross eH-
changes Tor The weeh ending Sept. "a,
1857, together with the rates per cent.
II Increase " deer ace, No compared
with he gtoss eIohanFHs for the cor.
responding week In 1885;
New York, iC5 1884 3l4; dec, Al
Boston 9 ~. .Il7.bl2; mo, 23i.
Philadelphia, Ho, ~, ,2GOi Ice, 12.
Chicago, COS 700 TOO; inc, 1873.
~. Louis, tl66l7. .s2i; inc, 1872.
Fan Francisco, fib gO5, 1875 Inc, n o.
Baltimore, tl2 1921, ,llb; ino 3
Cincinnati, tl0,2S5. .9OOi ino., ,O0.
New Orleans, 1861 .30b, inn, 90.
Pttsburg, tlO, 38t, ,7is; Inc, $50
Kansas Cily, 80, 7O2, 900, Inc, 3L2.
Louisville, t4,874, ,463; inc, bl.2
Providence, 81. 1858, 800; ire, 10.
~. Paul, 1888 l3s; Inc. 2ip.
Milwaukee, a 200 1i2; Inc, 2i2
Vafef tefoVof@tbf lhfsf foVt
Minneapolis, a, bJ, 900; iuc., ,O4.
d. tnyef, 81 l49,bl0. inc, 279
Galveston, 81 ,6i3 $50; dec, ~
Detroit, t3,7i0, ,O52; no, Ao.
Cleveland, %, las. 1885; Inc, o.
indianapolis, fi,7JO.bl7; dec, 90
Memphis, 81 b5s.b u; Inc, 500
Columbus, sg240 278; inc. 3s0
Hartford, tl 6l3 h62; deo., 9b.
New Haven, 81 ,O63. $780, dee. IL
Peoria, sl,B,,069; mo, 4sa.
Porl land, t9si, $50; inc, 6.2.
Springfield, n,Oo6, ,0s3; itc., fs7.
Wichita, 1904 1903. mo, si2
Norfolk, i747, ,756 Inc, ~.
81 Joseph, fl 40 $685. irc., Ta4
Worcester, 1926 373; iDc., l0.7.
Lowell, tbl4 90; inc, 1916.
syracuse. 500, ,76i ino., go.
Grand Rapids, "a. .i45; inc, 25e.
sDnluth, tl,s20,O32.
Tots, i9sa, ,35S, $50; inc, 10i.
Outsldo Of New York, s33J, ,2s4.6i0 I,
inc. 1911.
'ln last weoA'i totals tho star was
not Included Tho hfst star fsies 10
lndlansp1lIsand tns Las. 10 Dalulb.
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in the village OF 1900. rendered
his services, along with other
gentlemen, and stood at the
office door until the paper was
issued, interesting themselves to
see that II was freely circulated on
the outside. The cowardly as,silsnt,
OF this young man who, lsborlrg for
principle, dared to aeert 1t, have
not q sympsthizsr In this community.
That they will be adequately pun
ished the public may feel as
eured. Tom sigman, who made
the first attack, said to q
prominent cltizsn today. II would
give $4,000 in cash II this thing had
not occurred" Fank Sigmau, the
jsilor Of the county, q worthy aud re-
spectacle ciiz,n, who VAS on the 90.
loon bail OF his brother Jules, also
stated that he would withdraw from
IL tomorrow.
The most eloquent speech made at
the Indignation meeting yesterday,
was by Capt. James F.
Fant, son OF the mayor,
gentleman OF the f-st rank at the
bar, and a man greatly beloved by
North Mississippians, who, for ten
yesrs, elected him as Attorney Gen.
eral. He deeply deprecated the part
his unfortunate brother had played Ia
the tragic event, and, 90 far as his
power goes, there will be no further
sction on the part OF his brother. The
most pointed resolutions are expected
from the committee. and with them,
1t 10 to be hoped, the trouble will end.
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A DIsHRAUEFUL MEETING.
. thameful Scenes I'm the Central La
bor Untou Msetins.

hamefui hceues In the Ceutrnt In
bor Untou Msetins.
NHw YORK, September 25.--The
Central Labor Union meeting today
came near being the scsno Of q Tree
fsht, A series Of resolutions was Of.
fered calipg upon the union to con-
denim the Illinois Supreme Court
judgec fer sentencing the asve an.
archists In Chicago. The resolutions
were liett ned TO quietly. bu! 20 soon
rs they wers flushed Delegate Vein.
steeD. printer, moved that q commit.
tee be appointed 10 call q mass meet.
ipg to condemn the eentnos. This
was lloSed by a Tro'irn 10 Law tho
resolutions on the table. The social.
lists protested vehemeutly and the
motion was lest. Then tbs anarchists
were attacked by Hugh Whopy, OF the
Oarpenters' and Joines Union, and
Vice Chairmen MoKim made q furious
onslaught upon ali socialists and an.
archists Toe uproar following was
deafenipg, and the proprietor Of the
hall appeared upon the platform beg.
siug the delegates 10 detis as his
business would be ruined oy such
noiee op Sunday afternoon. Compsr.
alive quiet being restored, George q.
Book, Of the National BaKers' Union,
began speaking OF the resolution. He
was interrupted by q cry OF "God
blss, the har d that threw that bomb"
"Yes," added Mr.. Block, "God blese
that bomb." The majority OF the del.
eeateD cried "shame," and smother
scene oil confusion enoued. Finally n
motion was msde TO call the previou,
qteetiop, and this was pared. The
hpd vote In f.vor Of weInsteen's mo.
tlS carried II, and tho minority left
th., hall under pfotes'.
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]. IRVING POLK SUICIDES.
shoots Htmsetf-A womsu Jumps
from s Moving Traits.


NA'HvIILK, TKES, September 25.-
]. Irving Polk, a highly esteemed
young man, about thirty.Hse years
old, and bel0i < ng 10 one q tho best
families In the county, committed tui.
eide tbros miles from Cedar Hin, yes.
terday, by shooting himself with q
double-barreltd shoteun. lie had
been Ia poor State Of heath Tor some
time, snd was absent at TIE springn
all the GUNNER, for his health, but did
not improve. Daring the abseuce Of
the family be went into an ofiics near
the house, and during the afternoon,
killed himself. HIS body was found
lying on the lounge, a povder.buint
h h5le In hie right temple. He leaves q
father, three sisters and three broth.
ers.
About a mile from Cedar Hill las,
night lady Jumped from the Hop.
kinsyille accommodation train while
II Was IubniBg twenty. 6ye miles an
hour. She was hunted for half an
hour and later was sought BY men
with lanterns, bot could not beif,und.
This morning she appeared at q farm.
er's house, a mile norih Of herr, bay.
ing been out all night, and telling
them she had jumped from the trails
betauae they were going 20 hang her.
She wss considerably bruised, and was
evidently demented. She IL Q Mrs..
MoRsynolds, Of Montgomery county.
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A HAUS cED HOUSE.
spirits materisiise sna HurI eiepss
snd Brieks.
lsFIoiLL 10 rns lrrrlL,I

laftciAL 10 rhs ArPHAL.
LIrTLK RICK, AJAX September 25--
News was received from NJ MlntIcello,
this State, today. 10 the effect that q
haunted house is creating considers.
be alarm amopg the ortdulous peo.
PIE In that vicinity. Tho place Is
about Two miles from town, aud IL oc.
oupied by a family nsmsd McDsr.
mott For the pig' two weeks n ali
houB OF day and night brots aud
stones, hot, cold, vet and dry, have
been hurled into the rooms. Reliable
parties have visited tho place, and
vouch Tor the truth OF tie
mysteri0ui app afance a the mis-.
ellis. A committee 0i psntlsmsn
headed by Sheriff Hudspsth, OF u ey
couDty, won't out last night and .it.
netsed tho ehos'o peri nee.
Your correspondent today asted a
letding epirituAliet a this city ior / 4,
opinion OF the story, and wn inlotmsd 4
that 4 was the work OF spirils. ybo
malefia.lE d sufficiently 10 nae lhe Ia.
eirumenis mentioned In order 20 st.
irpc' the at,obtion Of the Mod srm,t,
iamlly, among whom there lr. hs 1a,
g hpirltuallblic medium.
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POLITICAL sirUATIvS.
View Of Arkansas PregnosticateI
ON the Outlo0k.
IsrnoIAL TO rHs ArrsAL.I


LITTLE RcoK, ARK, September 26.-
"Bow does the State Of Arksntss rest
on the coming Presidential issue ?"
was seked a bevy Of politicians in
front Of the Capitol Hotel this alter.
noon. "Solid for Cleveland" was the
response.
"who will bs our nj 1t Governor
THAT remains to be teen, but Dave
Barker, Of Drew, present President Of
the State Senate and ac.ing Governor
during Governor Hogh,s's absence
from the Stais in attendance on the
Constitutional Convention at Phila.
delphia last week, fs the position
like top, aud ten ctare ees to ore be
will be the next ohitf executive OF
this State"
"who are the Il publicans going 10
vote fer in national convention 7" was
kskei q member Of that party present.
"Since the reception and enthusi.
ssm evinoed Ia Pbi'sdelphia at week
for FITaker, OF Ohio, IL would no, eur
prize Arsansas recruits II he was the
lucky one OF our faith, u hough Johu
Sherman at present 10 In the lead In
the Sate. Blaine Is dead duck, and
his name might as we'll be taken from
b fore the public. Powell Clayton, in
my opiuion, will take second place on
the RapubicAn ticket, no matter who
is the cnoce for fiist place. Clayton
ives at Eureka Springs and is we'll
known 10 the counIy"
"How 10 your marry on the Guber
material question p
"Arkansas, you kntw, 10 too largely
ID mocratic for the Republicans 4
hope for victory, asd we vii
not waste eny- anmunitior,t ovs.
her, but some good man will
be nominated in order IA
help the ticket on the Presidential
fight, which is 90 be worked for all II
IL worth. / think, though, Col. NJ
w. Benjamin. a Little Rock, or sx
United States Marbhal BoslGs, Of Fort
Smith, will bo chosen.
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TX GOV. PORTER
speaks OF the Prospects OF the
Neat Campaign.

speaks OF the Prospects OF the
Nest Campaign.
EAsuy VILE, TESS,, September 70 49,
EK Gov. Jame1 ID. Porter, who has
iuit r,tigted the Frat Atslslani Sec.
ret ryship Of s.ate, otme 10 Nn,hyi 10
tonlgh, from bis home at Paris. In
On inter rev Re talked freely about
the political situation. 10 fays Hill
hat never had any PftsIdan.iai
strength, and that DO hiss a pofisu, un.
dfrs and * with Cleveland, Ardwiil
support him. He thibks Cleveland
yillb cfaIly nomina'ed, aud thesfc,
ond place on ttn Democratic .icket go
10 ne Wct TO saId that Blaine
w0u d be- non mated u he wCuld Ts.
G. I've lho nCmiuhton, bu. n X public.
a. pfc'prob. did n1u imptuys BAiro
wi not f.fk a1oti CT dsiott Ia that
ovsul, A.iiscn Will % he Il publican
nominee
lap ahl1g Of hii resignation, ha
fH.d tnA' 30 hGd simply grosn iifrd
a ubi1 Cti,r, sad that he had been
dfcu ing hil T,elgual.on with bic
family iJf over q yea, but had ~.
meIntd u G M ~ 10 desc bniirotn upon
sbluh no had entered. lie says
Cleveland "a ypIy soioicul TO have
h1 party agfei or a compromIs1 tariff
bl, aui one vii bo "a lel 10 thl
1txt House.
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gift which has just reached me.
IL gives ms great pleasure to accept H.,
both for its intrinsic value as o speci
men Of the finest Bohemian handl
work and rs an expression Of the
kindly feeling and good will OF tie
members of the association. Very
sincerely.
"PRkNCIs FOLSOM CLEVELAND"
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Socialists EHpelIeo.

KANSAS CII, Mo-, sep ember 20
Alta large meeting Of the Central La.
bor Union today, soi,llsl mcmbers
were oxpelled and strong REGULATIONS
sgainst socIallsm and Rnuchism we're
adopted. A knight Of Labor Assem.
bly, here has b. GA suspsnded TO- no.
clalietic teldsuuftA
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mrs. Par.oa. In n Front seat.

CnIolop, Ill, September 25.-Ihs
soclhlistie labor party held a meetit &
a, tho Wee rwelith slreet Tuner ha
this aiiernool. Mrs. Parsons oocuplel 4
a i'oo. teN. 7. J. Morgan Wa the
prr cipAl saeaksT. la Ihe oouue oI
Is rrrsssa 90 sAId thai eseiallsH
eou 4 nOt bH ttsUped out b. hanging
~ advocate lie ssid 10 every oipl.
talist that theru we're hundrtds of sn-
oialisis, aud I they began 10 lang o..
cialists they wonld Blon dad them.
solves out oi rope. 1he usual resolu.
iioue were adopted.
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solid for Pswasr,y.

mIsSEAroLii, MINI septembef %.
L. ". Hanehomb, delegate from
B1tte, N. T., TO the grand as.embly,
Knighls Of Labor, sala N
an interview that the dele.
gaieq from District 90, which IN.
cudeg Montana, would hs solid ior
Posdefly, aud would not Listen 10 hls
retiring from Office. In fact. fbe en-.
tire delegation from the PAclao coat
we're Of this mind.
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DovEn, n. n september 25,-P. A.
Cs1 ~, treasurer Of tho Llslsrs' Pro.
Uciys Union Fs.F, msfflod man,
has atcoudod with the iAir receipts,
amountiug 10 5000, and Ia acoo m.
panisd by Mrs. Emma sawyer Lord.
lie leaves a. eyed mother, q broken
hearted siie ana Two children 10 sui.
isr for bic evil doirgs. lie left them
penniless,
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naiisy OF Conviet..

KSoIvnLH, 1EsS., september 25.-
A mutiny Of oosvlots IL reported II
the KuoIvile Q Iron Company co i
miuts At Oosl Ofefk. fhty Hiuad
10 ~ into trs mifes yesterday al or.
no1o, and tho guards opened 'nrs on
them, vouniing three or four. Oae
Ia thought ~ bs MORALLY wounded
The cau.e oi the trouble 10 "a a 10
hays bcen the rtiutAl OF The Uupefin.
tendenl 10 move the coal away ifom
The mouth q TIE pie, thus preventing
iieo circulation Of air.
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NEw YoRK. -Arohblshop Ooulgin
THE N crhoon liid the corner siopg Of
tto Church Of the Immaoulaie Oon.
cepdgn In 0ie.huudfed.and.Rtisih
street, ives, Of Third tvenue me
church bsS been built BY nearly
All he German speaking Oaiho.
lies IN the annexed di6lflcls. Many
OF the houses In the nelghbolhocd
were decorated with the papal eolors
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Washington News and Gossip.
From our Special Correspondent.

From our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 13, 'S7.
Mr.. EDITOR: Few persons, even among
those who have figured prominently in
political life, are better known. or more
closely identified with the history of the
National Capital, than Is WV. Corcoran,
Washington's aged millionaire and philan-
thropist, and the announcement of the
fact that he had suffered partial stroke of
paralysis, which appeared In the papers on
Tuesday last created very general sensa-
tion throughout the city. If evidence were
lacking as to the general feel of anxiety
which prevails il would be at once Supplied
by review of the enormous pile of cards
which were deposited upon the card table
in the hall of Mr.. Corcoran's residence
UPON the day following the announcement
of his illness. Nearly every person of note
in the city had card there, Amoung
others were those of Secretaries Bayard,
Whitney and Fairehild; the French, Ger
man and Brazilian Ministers. Baron and
Baroness Rosen, Admiral Porter, Admiral
John H. Russell, Medical Director +. L.
Harvey, and the officers of the Washing
ton Monument Association. of which Mr..
Corcoran is the president While there has
been a marked Improvement In Mr..
Corcoran's condition since Tuesday, and
he is now able To sit upa portion of the
time. still the physicians represent that his
life is in the balance. Against the unfavor-
able condition Of his extreme old age, the
rareness OF recovery in such cases, and the
possibility that an additional stroke Of par
alysis may come at any time, there arc the
favorable circumstances that the patient is
endowed with a remarkable strong constitu-
tion. and his general health is good.
Under the present administration of the
postal service the position of post office
inspector is not as much of a sineeure as
in the past. The last session of Congress
provided that all fourthclass post offices be
inspected as regularly as the more impor.
tant ones. The examination of fourth class
Offices that have thus far been made, made
make very gratifying exhibitof the con
dition of the service Out OF more thar
one thousand inspectors reports. less thar
one hundred of them contain any suggest
ions Of inethciency or carelessness in thG
management Of the Offices.
Mr.. Jay Gould accompanied by his wifi,
and three children arrived in Washington
on "Wednesday last, the party coming NJ
the Potomac on Mr. Gould's magnificent
steam yacht Atlanta During his stay ia